feat: Modernize VSCode extension with Language Server#8
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This commit modernizes the VSCode extension for Falco by refactoring it to use a client-server architecture with the Language Server Protocol (LSP). Key changes include: - A new language server that provides real-time diagnostics, autocompletion from snippets, and hover information. - Updated dependencies to the latest versions. - Restored the original Docker-based validation command for robust rule validation. - Added comprehensive tests for the new functionality. - Updated snippets to be more comprehensive and in line with the latest Falco rules. - Removed build artifacts from the source tree and updated the .gitignore file.
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This commit modernizes the VSCode extension for Falco by refactoring it to use a client-server architecture with the Language Server Protocol (LSP).
Key changes include: